Comply or Quit Notice Template

How to Write a Comply or Quit Notice?

Completing a Notice to Comply or Vacate is a straightforward process. Remember to include the following vital information:

1. Information About the Parties. Designate who you're addressing in the first part of the document by stating the name of the tenant and their postal address. Include your own full name and postal address for identification purposes.
2. Date. The notice should include the date when it was written which will validate that the content of the document is current and up to date.
3. Introduction . Briefly remind the tenant they have signed a Rental Agreement that both of the parties have agreed to comply with. You can also include the address of the rental property in this section of the notification.
4. Violation Details. This part of the document is supposed to provide the tenant with information about the violation they have made. It should state the circumstances of the issue, and which clauses of the rental agreement (and the applicable state law) have been violated. In addition to this, you should clearly state that the tenant has ten days to comply with the Rental Agreement, otherwise they must vacate the premises.
5. Contact Details. In case the tenant has any questions concerning the matter, you should indicate their contact information (your phone number and email).
6. Signature. To verify that the content of the document is true and correct the landlord should sign it.

After the Notice to Comply or Vacate is completed, you can post it in a conspicuous manner (attach it to the entrance door of the rental, or slide it through the mailing slot), and send a copy to the tenant via certified mail.

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